thoughts providing on north korea? where does extend now korea is the mirror of what we need to avoid. in the case of you hear the story on talk to how does era the the you're watching the news, our life for my headquarters, and don't mind getting obligate or coming up in the next 60 minutes. you as president donald trump says who's just getting started in a speech to congress, ranging from tariffs to greenland to ukraine. era believes leader is propose a 5 year plan to rebuild the gauze off while it is really blockade on food medicine and fuel enters a 4th day. china is government announces plans to ramp up it's struggling economy

and expand its military spending also ahead this hour. today the united states wants to trade war against canada, canada, and mexico and china hit back a terrorist imposed by president trump with fears. the levies will push up prices for consumers. time to have an accurate sport as often will take a big step towards the champions league course of finals. pick out the types of side put 7 pos dustin csv to take control of that last sixty's much, no sweat on the hello, the u. s. president donald trump has addressed a joint session of congress in his 1st speech since coming to office and late january. trump talked about his achievements, criticized his adversaries, and declared that america will be, quote, was no longer. it was the longest presidential address to congress and modern

history. on trump years the to highlights his crackdowns on immigration and drug cartels. he talked about taking back the panama canal and invited greenland to join the us. trump, also, if you have received a letter from ukraine's president, offering to negotiate peace with russia and sign and minerals deal with the united states here. some of what do you have to say? 6 weeks ago, i stood beneath the dome of this capital and proclaimed the dawn of the golden age of america. from that moment, dawn, as has been nothing but swift and unrelenting action to usher in the greatest and most successful era in the history of our country. we have accomplished more and 43 days and most administrations accomplished in 4 years or 8 years. and

we are just getting started. i received an important letter from president village, k of you agree. the letter age ukraine is ready to come to the negotiating table as soon as possible to bring lasting peace closer. nobody wants peace more than the ukrainians. you said my team and i stand ready to work under president trump's strong leadership to get a piece that last we do really value how much america is done to help ukraine maintain the sovereignty and independence. regarding the agreement on minerals and security, ukraine is ready to sign it at any time that is convenient for you. i appreciate that he shipped this letter just got it a little while ago. simultaneously. we've had serious discussions with russia, and i've received strong signals that they are ready for peace. wouldn't that be

beautiful? wouldn't have had to our national security. my administration will be reclaiming the panama canal, and we've already started doing the company announced they are buying both boards around the panama canal and lots of other things having to do with the panama canal and a couple of other canals to the panama canal was built by americans for americans not for others. and i also have a message denied for the incredible people of greenland. we strongly support your right to determine your own future. and if you choose, we welcome you into the united states of america. we need greenland for national security and even international security, and we're working with everybody involved to try and get it. but we need it really

for international world security. and i think we're going to get it one way or the other way. going to get it. you don't make your product in america. however, under the trump administration, you will pay a tariff. and in some cases, a rather large one. other countries have used tariffs against us for decades, and now it's our turn to start using them against those other countries. on average, the european union, china, brazil, india, mexico and canada. have you heard of them? and countless other nations georgia's tremendously higher tariffs than we charge them. it's very unfair. india charges us auto tariffs higher than 100 percent. china is average tariff on our products is twice what we charge them. and south korea's average tariff is 4 times higher. think of that 4 times higher. and

we give so much help militarily and in so many other ways to south korea. but that's what happens. this is happening by friend info. this system is not fair to the united states and never was. and so in april 2nd, i wanted to make it april 1st. but i didn't want to be accused of april fools day. that's what, that's not just one day was because there's a lot of money, but we're going to do it in april. i'm a very superstitious person. april 2nd, reciprocal tariffs kick in and whatever they tariff us, other countries, we will tear of them all. and fisher has more from capitol hill, a about an hour into the speech when donald trump revealed he'd received a letter from the cleaning and president, you go back to just friday and you remember the blow off in the white house that happened then the photo trump shouting and pointing fingers, the modem is the landscape and effectively kicking him out of the white house

saying that he wasn't prepared to piece for the mirrors. the landscape has not sent a letter saying that he's ready to tilt piece and ready to sign the mineral field that could lead in a form relations between keys and the white house. and in particular with donald trump. he said he was grateful to receive this and certainly he was hopeful that that could lead to peace talks with the russians. it's all about know, getting the deal signed and seeing how quickly it can get both sides to talk about at least the c slot. if not a longer peace deal, we also talked about taking back control of the panama canal and doing that through american companies by force at either side. and of course he's talked about taking over greenland. remember that? he said that it was really up for the people of greenland to decide the future. but he thought that america needed 3 months for this national security and they would get it one way or the other. he also took the chance and the speech to reveal the past, and he believes is the mastermind behind, i'd be keep forming. remember with stuff to you. american servicemen were killed

during the evacuation of, of chemist on while he has been apprehended by the authorities in pakistan. and this note on his way back to police justice in the united states. this was a very typical donald trump speech, more like a campaign. raleigh, a point, certainly punctuated by protest from democrats. but what is clear is but donald trump has dr. the 2nd presidency, a break neck speed, and continues to push ahead at that sort of level. even with all the criticism i'm dupree's that it brings all the pressure i'll just either on capital hill the, the arrow bleeders have endorsed and egyptian planned for the reconstruction of gaza countering and is really back proposal by us president donald trump. the announcement came at an emergency meeting in cairo,

not 5. your plan will cost around $53000000000.00. an unlike trumps proposal enables palestinians to remain in the strip how much i'm doing reports. at the opening of the emergency air, a bleak summit in cairo. it was made clear, the stakes couldn't be any higher to buffy addressing fellow leaders and diplomats egyptian president. i've just been cc urgent care of states to adopt his nations plans to look for rebuilding garza, at least at the time i'm in that missile advocate. egypt has always worked in cooperation with our brothers and palestine. it is towards forming an administrative commission from professional, independent, palestinian technocrats take the reins of affairs of highway. and because of this commission will be responsible for overseeing the relief a whole. so for a coming in through a period of time to pay for the wait for the return of the promised to me and look forward to administer garza and won't cut the phone with the palestinian president

with our bus was quick to voice his support. all right, came uh, that'll help the most of the piano promise to me, if you've seen planned for the construction of casa in presence of our people on our home that should be endorsed by the summit and total support by the international community and doing all that's needed in the international conference my that one reconstruction of causes which will be hosted by egypt next month. so the, the 5 year plan will cost around $53000000000.00 without displacing the palestinian population from the gaza strip. and we're stuck at once. the proposal had been officially endorsed by all the attendees. how must issued a statement, welcoming the outcome of the meeting? but the is really foreign ministry, said the air of summit failed to address the realities of the situation. following october 7th, 2023, and accused. it of remaining routed and outdated prospectuses. one

of the main reasons for convening the summit was to counter us president donald trump's proposal to take over gaza and forcibly displace palestinian eyes and get rid of the that is conclusion. era bleeders expressed readiness for immediate engagement with us administration and all international partners to resume peace negotiations aimed at ending these really occupation and establishing a sovereign palestinian state. egypt, foreign minister offered even more details of it as a solo chain, but they approve blad has a comprehensive understanding for cd. the company programs that would be implemented during a period spending from 6 months to one year that include providing in term housing and shelter for the palestinians in law. specifics of the proposal have now been outlined and adopted. questions turn next to who will fund the various phases of planned rebuilding in gaza, hopefully answers that may not come until the reconstruction conference set to be held in egypt next month. how much i'm just here. we have not all of the following

developments in israel from jordan's capital on mine, but 1st we goes behind my school, which was joining us from guys a city. so honey, as these talks were taking place in cairo, what's happening on the ground where you are, is that aid is being blocked by israel. tell us the impact that's having on people the very well the impact is already quite visible right now the force they would know it coming in the market is depleting. there are no basic essentials available in the market. whatever is available is either too expensive for people or it just available at a very, very little amount, not enough to meet the higher demands as people in the past. at 42 days, we're trying to make up for the lack of basic supplies of the past 15 months. but remember, in the past 50 months where, where food was blocked on regular basis and ada trucks were with bar to from coming

in. just we're looking at the seminar situation, there was a greater gap that created by 15 months of devastation and destruction. let's do famine to spread across parts of the northern part of distributed force. the hydrogen forces starvation and evacuation zones like a mossy, another part of the southern area of the gulf took secure in the mark is what we're witnessing right now is just we have to be in an area where it's trucks used to move on this road into the heart of that goes from now, many of these a trucks carrying essentially and critical items and supplies are stuck at the other side of the goals, treadmill the right. that's the kind of mobile setting across things. and because these really monitor is blocking the entry of 8 and there is no side to where and when is that going to be allowed 11 more time. what we're looking at is a situation that is very similar to the initial weeks of the, of the past, 50 months. so or a total seizure and everything. including now more as

a concerning developments with the cut of water, the cut of electricity, the operates, the destination of plants and the sewage system. and saw the system in the center of radio fees of the gaza strip. so they get, it's not just food that is, it now is the leading it from the market. hospitals are struggling to operate. there is a blockade or medical supply. it's only allowed for, for particular, a organize the international organizations in the gothic not enough to meet the greater demands inside. possibly those sweets to stand in front of other goods. hospitals once it's targeted by it, is really military, a lift, non operational, just increasing the pressure and other remaining oper, some house operational health facilities across the guster, but with no a proper medical supplies, medical equipment and pain killers. same stuff as simple as sprinkler is not available in major parts of the health sector across goes making it very difficult as the the restrictions continue. so does the uh, the suffering across goals. okay,

honey, thank you so much for that reporting from gaza city. let's bring a note or are there joining us from my mind because those are the governments in the palestinian authority have banned down to 0 from reporting from inside israel and the occupied westbank knew it 1st on the 8 situation. and israel blocking blocking the said, i mean the u. n, saying that international humanitarian law is clear, we must be allowed access to deliver a vital live save that live saving a. what is the official, is really a reaction to this right now. the bully is really government dirty and is not really dealing with in comments from the un. it seems to be quite on phased by them. in fact, the is really foreign minister was speaking to foreign press over night, saying there would be no quote free meals for gaza. and that if the if how much wanted to, to proceed with talks to deal with with costs proposal to extend. com and receive

aid. it must release is really captive and so is really, really doubling down on this clear violation of international law. in fact, there are reports now that the new is really army, chief of staff is i mean, is drawing up plans to commit troops and to carry out a ground invasion of parts of the gaza strip in order to take over part of that, that territory as you know, are applying even more pressure on have us in order to get what israel wants, which is not to go to phase 2, but try that to get the captives out a node in terms of what came out of cairo and the arrow bleak statement endorsing and egyptian plan for the reconstruction of gauze, or what have we heard from israel regarding this or we heard a complete re rejection round rejection from israel, of the plan. in fact,

what the statement did is build on the reaction from the white house, which was more of a logistical objection to the plan, saying that it doesn't provide answers as to what will happen with the population. while the reconstruction happens is around for its part, said that uh for too many years is really a, sorry, arab regimes have used the palestinians as ponds against, as rally called on some regional players to you know, turn a page on history and to extend a hand to israel as the statement side in order to change the future and the reality of the middle east. and, and specifically, what of these really reaction is focusing on is, is that, is, will, will not accept a, a reconstruction of gaza, where the status quo remains where hem us is in gaza and but they fully endorse the trump line of displacing the population. saying that that is the more realistic

approach to the future of the region. okay, no, thank you. and hold on to a reporting from my mind on a statement. the white house says also disagreed with the proposal for dogs adopted by arab leaders. how does your castro, how's the details a we got a statement from the national security council spokesman brian hughes, and i'll just read it to you. he says, the current proposal does not address the reality that gaza is currently uninhabitable, and residents cannot to main. we live in a territory covered in debris, an unexploded ordnance, and he goes on to say, president trump stands by his vision to rebuild gauze a free from home us. we look forward to further talks to bring peace and prosperity to the region. so certainly this reaction to the air of weeks proposal does not come as a surprise given that it was so contrary to what trump had proposed in relocating the 2000000 plus palestinians away from gaza. he's made very starkly,

clear his vision for that strip of land saying that he wants to develop it as a beach front property free of palestinians who he has said can go to neighboring error countries to be resettled. ok, joining us here in the studio assigned me a hobby on who's a professor of public affairs and director at the center for as long and global affairs at assembles. i'm university. thanks so much for your time. what is the rejection by the white house of the era blink statement telling you about the direction things make go through next to? oh, that's not the very promising. the document the funds to me, to kick in, in a preamble and 23 paragraphs with a 91 page, very detailed sign about the reconstruction of gaza. so what the white house is contending that there is no viable way or where to build is not true. it's actually very much detail the they've chose 7 particular areas in which that would be kind of as for the population and because of that and the which they would also be. this

is for about 2 to 6 months. and after that we come a to stage of the construction of guys, but when you look at the document itself, it's a complete the rejection and reputation of trumps plan proposal or forced expulsion or force displacement. the scene is from gases or this is very clear from the document, the dates i to like am like mentioning his name. i'm like what they were doing to buy them. they never mentioned his name, but this time around the broad trump's name in order to please him so that they can work with him, but doesn't seem like the americans are interested in the falls. so what do eric governments do next? i mean, for them at this point, the role they play is quite crucial, isn't it? because it's no longer just about israel waging war on the palestinians. of course, now it's going to affect their own sort of domestic stability isn't. that's very true. but again, you have to go to the plan, it hasn't been discussed in details with the americans yet. but when you look at it, it does have a pathway. those have the road map on what to do. it has it come?

it did not mention from us by name. so this is very interesting. you know, it's not just what it meant is what it does not mention. so there's an absence of how may i ask by name. it does not call for this argument of thomas from guys as the americans, and that is why it does have been saying does not code for the dislodging of homeless. there are some vague references about having all arms under one or 30. i'll give really the, for the stand or still receive, but that's not going to please knew that those are, it is no the americans, but also it has incorporated all the demands by how much and the resistance, even though the names were not mentioned, which means particularly that this is agreeable to the point of sing inside these demands very quickly or that the withdrawal of these right is from has that is, it is planned for reconstruction, the total lifting of the seas from guys as well as the opening of the fi grossing and find that a palestinian slammed for the day after meaning that there wouldn't be a technocratic commission that would rule guys that but not how much. but that does

not mean that how much would not be absent from the rest of us. that would be in the background. and when you look at what's happening right now when it comes to the ceasefire agreements for it or think, stan, steve would cough coming to the region this week. is he coming to salvage the original agreement? is he coming to push for an extension of phase one or what's happening? i think probably his prior to the site to see if we can extend phase one to another 50 days. but because what that is really is our off. exactly. but i don't think the, the, i think this has been sold to lead rejected by the resistance for several reasons. one very objective reason that if they agree to this modifications, nothing will stop these items in the future from changing anything. this is an agreement that's been signed by both boxes and they need to stick to it. that is the position of mass and therefore they must start negotiating the 2nd phase and their document causes that as long as the 2nd phase negotiations are going on, this would not be in the resumption of the war. i don't think the americans are

pushing for the war. i think they're trying to get the 2nd phase going, but also the front of step 2 to try the possibility of extending the 1st phase, which i think is a now going to happen. okay, so i mean audio and thank you so much for your analysis or 29 palestinian children evacuated from jobs. i have now arrived in jordan for medical treatments. they are the 1st group of 2000 sick and wounds and youngsters to be admitted to hospice. will there michael awful reports. many of these children are missing lives. some of blind others desperately ill. the some of the youngest victims of israel's war on gaza. being medically evacuated from the strip hated to jordan to receive treatment. mohammed's 9 year old son was named when a device he sold was a toy, blew up,

enjoying him, and 7 others. or to say so the he was hit by shrapnel and his eyes were playing with the decimal timesheet and they did not know what it was for. it was a smooth story. they played with he and his cousins. most of all it's a tier you good bye for family members as the 1st group, leave hon eunice and southern gaza. driving in, convoy with the unions world health organization. this 11 year old when to try and find something warm to drink. and it nearly cost him his life about to send my son to the mill to try and get some coffee. there were 3 strikes. i ran outside and found him with his leg amputated, little but we took him to the red cross where they treated him to in making such a high hum smiles. the voice of his mother comes in. he was chewing for bread.

when in his riley bomb exploded nearby, leaving him blind. i am, am serious. a kentucky penetrated his eye and caused internal bleeding, whose condition has gotten worse. i will have to be drained cuz he had left immediately after the injury his i would have been saved. jordan is pledge to take him to 1000 children for specialized medical treatment, but the w. h o saves days up to 14000 injured children who still require medical evacuation for little bodies have been named for life despite their loss. there's hope in young eyes for healing and the future beyond the shadow of wall. mike level l g 0 in the occupied westbank is really forces of below not the family homes of 2

palestinians including a prisoner troops surrounded the southern city of hebron and forced people to leave local reports. say they then planted explosives in the walls of the homes. before blowing them off, israel has been expanding its military res, across the occupied westbank, displacing more than 40000 palestinians. since january. the china has set an annual roof target a 5 percent despite a slowing economy, high use unemployment and an escalating trade war with the u. s. premier leech yang may be announcements at the national people's congress, which is underway in beijing. he says the government's aims to stabilize economic growth by increasing domestic demand and creating millions of new jobs. china is also increasing its defense budget by 7.2 percent. that's more than

$245000000000.00. reasoning is military budget as the 2nd largest in the world after the us katrina, you joining us from beijing with more details on all these developments. so the congress now in full swing with a big focus on strengthening economic growth. katrina, tell us more about what's being said. that's right. well, leach young ton is premier, opened the national people's congress with the one out of a web report. and he was very candid about the unprecedented challenges trying his face, and he said changes unseen in a century unfolding across the world at a foster pace. but china is response is instead of being more protectionist, like some countries around the world, cutting back on spending. it's actually to spend more to boost growth and to continue to open up. so some targets was set for later this year. 5 percent growth, which is the same as last year, but considered more and vision is giving rise intentions with the us. and this

rising trade war, we've also said, seen that the government will set a higher budget deficit ratio from 3 percent. it will go to full percent, doesn't seem like much, but that's the highest it's been set to 3 decades of the government here in china is committing to spending more increasing its debt. it's going to fund state banks . it's going to fund debt ridden, local governments, trying to get capital back into the market, support local businesses, and more importantly as well, boost domestic consumption. people have money here in china. they're just not spending it. they're putting it in the bank for rainy day. but china is really trying to reverse that trend. it's going to spend $14000000000.00 on this so called cash for it. plug is trade in schema, people can trade in the rolled and appliances. this is all about getting more money into china's economy and hopefully making it more resilience. now that's one piece at the same time. as you mentioned, china is also working on focusing on improving it's military. it's set a increase in nutri spending to 7.2 percent in total. that a balance of $240.00 bill of $45000000000.00 present. that agent paying has been

very plain that he wants to modernize trying his military by the 2035. and a lot of that money will go towards military technology better than the sized bed of submarines and surveillance technology. so and with the recognition katrina of the added pressure is that families are facing and china, how is that being addressed? that's right, so china is economy stagnation and that is having more pressure on chinese household. so not only how they're spending lesser also worried about the rising numbers of elderly here in china, it is more elderly to support, especially given some families are only supported by a single child. and also at the same time the population is aging. the bus rate is also plummeting, despite the fact that some 2021 families have been allowed to have more than 3 children then not doing so simply because of the costs associated with child rating

. so the, the government here in china has pledge to do 2 things. one is to support the elderly population. we're going to see a rise in benefits arise in pensions, better support, especially in rural areas and folders with the disability. and for young families, we're going to see an increase in childhood child care subsidies, and the government is going to work towards providing free preschool education. and on top of all of that, the government is also applied to the creation of $12000000.00 new oven jobs. and it says it's quite what caught it, given more young people and more graduates opportunities in the labor market. ok. katrina you were for different vision katrina thank to well tony chang has more from lee that's a major export base and eastern china. chinese firm in the town, the phone and this proven stood young. this 1st job was an a tool making century probably very much like this one. but it was as a senior policy official video of a sold developments making this the problem.